The Italian Grand Prix will be held behind closed doors, organisers have confirmed, meaning no spectators will be allowed access to the Formula 1 race. This reflects the same policy for the opening three races of the season and the next handful of races in Britain, Spain and Belgium. As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, Formula 1 has been forced to implement strict safety protocols in order to satisfy local governments that it is safe to host a race weekend, with many governments stipulating that large gatherings are prohibited. Monza, which will host the Italian GP on September 6, had hoped to allow a limited number of spectators, but on Wednesday confirmed to ticket holders that they...
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